Dubai
UAE
From desert dunes to futuristic skylines — a city of superlatives
About Dubai
Dubai pushes every boundary — the tallest building, the largest mall, and man-made islands visible from space. Beyond the glitz, you'll find traditional souks, desert adventures, and some of the world's best dining.
Quick Facts
Best Time
November – March
Language
Arabic / English
Currency
AED (د.إ)
Timezone
GST (UTC+4)
Avg Budget
$120–200/day
Top Things to Do
6 must-see experiences in Dubai
Burj Khalifa
The world's tallest building at 828m — observation deck views are jaw-dropping
Desert Safari
Dune bashing, camel rides, and BBQ dinner under the stars
Dubai Mall
The world's largest mall with an aquarium, ice rink, and 1,200+ stores
Palm Jumeirah
Iconic palm-shaped island with luxury resorts and Atlantis waterpark
Gold & Spice Souks
Traditional markets in Old Dubai with gold, frankincense, and saffron
Dubai Marina
Waterfront promenade with dining, yachts, and stunning skyscraper views
3-Day Sample Itinerary
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Day 1: Downtown Dubai
- Visit Burj Khalifa observation deck
- Explore Dubai Mall and aquarium
- Watch the Dubai Fountain show at sunset
Day 2: Old & New
- Morning at Gold and Spice Souks
- Abra boat ride across Dubai Creek
- Afternoon at Palm Jumeirah & Atlantis
- Dinner at Dubai Marina
Day 3: Desert & Departure
- Morning beach time at JBR
- Afternoon desert safari with dune bashing
- BBQ dinner under the stars
Travel Tips for Dubai
Dress modestly in public areas outside hotels and beach clubs — cover shoulders and knees.
The Metro is clean, air-conditioned, and connects all major attractions.
Friday is the weekend day — many businesses close or have reduced hours.
Alcohol is available in licensed restaurants and hotels, but public intoxication is illegal.
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